It is the final weekend of La Liga action, with Real Madrid already lifting the trophy. So, join The Real Champs for our Real Madrid vs Real Betis prediction, team news, predicted lineups & information about how to watch on TV...
Real Madrid vs Real Betis preview
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How to watch Real Madrid vs Real Betis on TV
- When is kick off? Saturday 25 May 2024
- What time is kick off? 20:00 (BST)
- Where is it played? Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid
- TV Channel / live stream? Premier Sports 2, La Liga TV (UK), ESPN+ (USA)
Real Madrid team news
Thankfully for Real Madrid fans, there is no up-to-date injury news to report from their last match. In many ways, no news is good news on the injury front.
David Alaba remains injured as he has been long-term, while Aurelien Tchouameni still faces a race against time to be fit for the UEFA Champions League final - So those two will miss out on this match against Real Betis.
Other than Alaba and Tchouameni, Carlo Ancelotti has a full-strength squad but with the Champions League final in mind next week, it is unlikely the Italian boss will play a full strength XI against Real Betis.
Real Betis team news
Isco will miss his return to the Bernabeu as he is ruled out this match through injury. Alongside the former Madrid man, Betis will be without Guido Rodríguez, Daniel Pérez, Marc Bartra and Cedric Bakambu.
As per BeSoccer, William Carvalho, Germán Pezzella and Chimy Ávila are all listed as "doubtful" heading into this match against Real Madrid.
Predicted Real Madrid vs Real Betis lineups
Predicted Real Madrid lineup vs Real Betis: Courtois; Carvajal, Rudiger, Militao, Mendy; Valverde, Camavinga, Kroos; Guler; Rodrygo, Vinicius Junior
Predicted Real Betis lineup vs Real Madrid: Bravo; Ruibal, Sokratis, Riad, Miranda; Roca, Cardoso; Ezzalzouli, Fekir, A Perez; Jose
Real Madrid vs Real Betis prediction
Both teams will be eager to end their seasons on a high. Having both qualified for Europe already and being unable to move from their current position on the final matchday, this game is essentially an exhibition match. I do believe Real Madrid will have the upper-hand though, as they hope to head into the UCL final with high spirits. I will go for Real Madrid 2-0 Real Betis.
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